The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-11 00:00:00

• • ":" • • \' .• , T ay L.;s'. +~l ~ t M ~ NU s; 2 7 j THIS YEAR. e— r a FISH respeti , •iily aciviaiuts the POlie, that • lie only U. , .) Eft t) be drawn t his Year is LO FFEIkY, ivincn will be drawn on the 2otii of ii,xt October. ALL It 4 ONE DAY. TICK F. TS and .S I (ARES are selling in great variety, and as th e Scheme ruts highly approved, the earlier the :purchase the better. there beim; only .5,n0.) Numbers, from : 1 to 4,o Qo .—SLliemes ' with particul,rs, IWO, be had gratis, 3t either of hl s I old established t Loudon, 4 . • it::N.:111,1„, ur 9, t'FIARING-(.:ROSS. Whew. CapttAl Prizes t(4 a , , imalense amount (tn-) nume rous Lit inseruon) bay, been Shaud, and Registered, and where Persons in the Coun:r% may besti . plied the same as if prcsvnt, by sending their. Orders (post-paid) ae crlnpained with good Bills, Cash, Bank-Notes, or Post- Office (irtlers *** Please to notice, the Lottery begin -4 and finishes on the 2,3 th of OCt.titter, and that day will decide ,C2....'0,c00 in Prizes. OnpD'ay (061ober_znth) th S FATE LOTTERY will begin and finish. .Only sov,c, Numbers, and 2,•0,00..1. Prize Money. t OItNSBY and C.,. sake the - liberty Of recom- • tnendlii,; an early purchase of Tickets and Shares ; rind oope to supply their Friends \vial a, lace snare of the said 2300001. Prtze Money. Older.; -from any pair of the Globe executed nit the s same terms as if present, at either of their old established .tte Lottery Offices, 26,' Cornhill, oY and St. Margaret's- Hill, Boro In (8,7 and 4°B Capital Prizes shared by flomsby and Co. V,j44 - - - £20,000 ; 8,831 - - £5 - ,000 - - 2C,090 - B,7f§ - - 5,000 1 9 5 4 - - 20,060 1967 s - - 2,z79 - - to,ooo 17,r:7 -- - - - 10,000 3,536 Oeveral of r,oeol. cool—. 01. col. &c. tesides ON E IVII LLI ON STERLING in former Lotteries. 4,c" STATE LOTTERY, To - be drawn iri One Day, zoth of OCTOBER, z11:9. SCHEME. 4 - ,C20,c00 . ' - are 5,000 2,000 1,000 - Soo . 100 5 .7 15 - - Ito 000 Tickets' . 4233 0 : i ce • I HIS LOTTERY .consists of only 5,600 Num htrs (fr •rti to sOOO inclusive) • but there .Ire tour rickets u. e i N 111Cil will be severally entitteti to Nk'lLitevr Pr/Ze is dr... n against such Number ; for instance, it i\/- - ). sal I draw Prlze of to • oo-.1. the I•our Tic . t Nuiricier will each fie entitled to 2.2 , ,0001. tnak. the whole, zio opol. ; so thir if any person should • nse ilia One Ticket of the same Number, and Nur„oe, or , we toturmate, Ile may gain, ) Ti..kerS or Ine-same Number. A 1' •tip / Tickets of the same Num , e-, A I', ze • , 0,000 1 , , F our Tickets of the same Numb, . A Pr•ze - . - - • - . ',C30,0c0 • ,no ot,er I' riz2s m the saint piap mull. I'S dud tI A R .Ire utt Date at ail the Offices. 4-- - - 2 4 - - - -. :Z6 4,9'0 L S, from Two Shllings to Three per Piatnci. 4, • ` , f 1. , 1 - .Cargoes for Sate, nt• WI LL t ;• 's• Ilea(' Tavern, Poultry. --Turtles .„) in the - highest Pertdion for Parties, or seta tt; at,) - part of Town or Country. ; MERAL SIR JOIIN Moon E's CORUNNA 1' , I INT CA fit t' B . DST IA l), touring a rcotlar ll' nt ‘1) li,:ii ;; - ,r the held, liarraCks, &c., alsn a $0 i'A for a re..t o 4 1 ‹ , .0n1. &c. and Itkevv:Ne a SEA COT (r on boArri Sffil), tee: wnol:: flit killg in als.rnall V 3.ice, allowed the rtat,4t portable ev •r %et rnatiot ;awed, invented by iklOaC.lNl and S' ANN 16 , , No 16 and 17, Catherine Jt'reet, ' , tr.! cl, Iv ho most hunt , ly presume the highest •ttonnurs ought Io he paid .:11 those wtto so 'gallantly live middle tor their King and Country, The OLDEST and LARGEST STOCK or MADEIRA. PENCER and PERKINS, 115, Newgate-street, meet respectfully itnorm t .e Nobility and ',entry, ind the Constiniers.ot that admirable Liquor, that by their ild establisited Connection, ot 3, years standing, in the I shod of Madeira, they are enabled to sell their OW London' Par tit:tilar at Three Guinea's and a H.elt pet Dozen, iyady mo tey, of the iarkest Bottles in the Trade, of winch they ?lever keep le s than Twelve Thousand Bottles, imst of 'Which has been in bottle twenty years, awl is of the fin,st flavour and ni.)St superihr quality and'near hike Thou- Sand Gallons in Vat and Cask They only request a ,com-. patiso between their Wine and the iioung Wine the Town ts now so tull.of. DENMARK AND SWEDEN. This 1),.y was published. In Two elegant Volumes. small Octavo, price 6d. in boards, TRAVELS - THROUGH DENMARK and Fart of Sweclui, during tne Winter and Sprhig of the pre_ tent year, 1809, containing authentic particulars of the -do- Intstic conni!ion of loose Countries - , toe opinions (if the in habitants, and the state of Agriculture. fly JAMES MACDONALD. The Author ot the aorive work was wrecked off the Scaw T.'orswetttle?oth of November lagt, and consequently had op at 'ties ot tnaking a tour o f D enmar k , an d su b sequent ly kte n . • 4111 Bu, t k n s , . • p limed fer Richard Phillips ; and to be had of cliefs. DR.REES's NEW CYCLOPIEDIA. UniiVlonday next will be published, In 4t". 7 rice zos.' in boards, ART xxv et the NEW C YCLOPIEDIA ; or, UNIVERSAL DicTioNARY 01 ALTS, SCIENCES, and LI ERA.] UR ". ortned upon a more Chambers, C plan of ar tangement th an th e D ictionary of Mr. hambers, compre. itenchng the various articles ot that Work, with additions andimprovements, together with the new subjects ot Ili°. Itaphy, Ge , graphy and History ; anciadapted to the present rate ot Literature anq Science. • By \ltkAFlnlvl REES, I) U. F.R.S. editor P. the l ast Edition of Mr. Chambers's i;iEtio • nary, frith tile assistance of eminent Pr teosional Gentlemen. PrilitZ , .l. for tongt s nart, lrut , ,t, Kees, and Urine, Paternos ter row • I 'Willson, R. F. and C Riyitigton, Strachan, "1' Payne, I . stocxdale, Seatcherd and Letter m,n. Cuthell and •Niariii;, K. Lee, Laekington and Co. P. and V./. Wynne, 1-i.• Symonds, Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, I. liii.terwolih, 1. and A. Arch, Cadell and Da vies, S. iiai;:der, 1. Mawman, tilack lf Parry a nd gbury, I. Lruttle and Co. Saasliory ; Wilson and Sul;. ate„ Copies are prirized olf on royal paper, with proof UnpressiouS of the iLite3„ll,e 11. 16, eacli Parr, T H E VtA •‘‘ ' . ' , ef4-;:jift ,uk ~i'i:*:-.=..47..e' W . 0.-**)- '',Y'irret•ei.ri:(''''. '415•41. J'ereg'4:4. •-•&?ie.,,, h7l: 'i il, ,!. ,- Dept ford °f ire. Ito be admit:cit. icruArx..m7G.OFF . ICE, Aug. 8, !Sop. VIE COM.M/SS/ONERS . Eir /OVA LUNG A ' Ws 111/IyESTI"J N/117 do hereby give Notice, That on , Fridty the 20, inst, tiny will be ready to receive Tenders, in '. , toritingl 1(214 4) and treat for Three I,l , indred, 471.1 Fifty nits of OATM E AL, One Hundred and Twenty Toni of TO. 13A C CO, and Fify Tons of COCOA i to be delivered at the Ports and in rbe pr4;rtions u.vderntentioned, viz. Oatmeal Tons. Tobacco Tons. Cocoa TOAS. ; Portaiouth - zo o l'ls l iooU th Sysl 2o 5o The Oatmeal and To::acco to ke delivered, one-hail lit !ix weekt, and toe re,nai,ing half fn sfx z4:eekt aPfTwai•dr. and the C,c9a in one nwnl,6; and v, 6, paid for pa able, swish interes4 nit j I.:ays alter date. I • The Condizing of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Offi. e„ No regard will Ae bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be in,erted fn words at leng•th,cr that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the 25th inst. nor unless the Person who nrakei the Tender, ors scent 'Person on i his behalf, attends, ►o answer when railed for. . . i .-' • -...... VICTUAL LIN9-ti 1-11(.." k. , _ 1 - • Aug. 9, 18c9. commIssIoNER6IOPVICTU4LLIAG 1 ILA e.."'s NAVY - do beret!) , give Na ice, That on Wednesday, the 23d instant, they will be ready to rreeiVe Terderi, irz wi'iting (waled up), and treat for Toro hundred aid lily Th?urand Gallant of whsT INI,IA Rum, to be. dtliveied, aaty jeer, front Warebouses in whirls :he satn.: stall have been bonded, int, his Majesty's Fiftmalling-Stares at the Ports, and in the rep. elit:e'riantitis undo me,:ianed 2 within the tesia /lb; te illantbs, in month f' opw !ions, viz, IJeptittrit 'too;oty Portsmouth rlymo - uth 6a,n00 • 5Q,,00 0 to be paid fur by Bill: payable, with latt-pest, ninety diyi :if to I.(a!e Ibe Co;tditions of the C,ntrati may 6e seen at the Secretary's Tenderfor a fru guantit) :ban Tl 4 Tbowsdnd Gallons will No regard will I , i had I.* arty reviler in which ihe Price ihall ?t,t be insetted in wards at length, or ihat shah` nq be delivered to the &an! before Ore o'Clock an tAt said iredneiday the 23d ,inst'. Nor unless the Perlin w4io makel the Tinder, 'or s9rxe PeNOll cat his - behalf, at:ends, to answer when called fcr. -tit . 7i? ' I 1 h JYA.I , Auo LIST 030 U. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. CORNWALL.. TO BB SOLI) IN LOTS BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the 14th day of August, at the Borough of Saltash, in the County of Cornwall, THE Compa& and very I mprovable FREEHOLD FARMS, %VIVI LSCOMBE, LARD, LREVOLLARD; . and BAG MILL, situate in the Parish of St. Stephen by Saltash, and on the Banks of St. German's River, late the property of I ()HN BU'LLE K, I sq. dece4sed ; comprising upwards of Soo Acres of Arable, Mita dew, and Pasture Land, with a Capital Mansion-house, Farm-houses, and other Buildings suitable for flutbandry, distant from Saltash aforesaid only two Miles, about the sone distance from St. German's,. and from Plymouth Dock about -three Miles. - For particulars apro4 to Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and lila mire, No. 3, Lincoin's•uin New Square, where Plans of tht Estat:: may be seen ; Fr to Mr. k% illiatn Foot, Solicitor, St. Aubvn-street, Plymouth Dock. The several Tenants will shew the Premises. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate about a mile and a hal , from Southampto , , and within the limits of the Town and County, late_ the residence and property ofG eneral Stibbert, deceased, comprising. . , The MANOR of POKTSWOOD, With the Court Fines, Quit Rents, itc. &c. A capital modern-built stuccoed 'House, wit n suitable Utlices of every description, the whole in the most excellent and perfect re pair ; extensive and delightful Pleasure Grounds and Gar dens, Green-house, Ice-house, Hot and Succession Hiist:s; a beautiful Park of highly diversified Grounds ; a fertile . and produaive Farm, in excellent order, caLed the• Priory of St.. Denys, with a complete f m-yard, containing upwards of six hundred acres of land, part in hand, part km tease, and a par: on lives. Either the .w hole -will 'be sold in one Lot, or the Mansioh„floilse, wit n upwards, of 22•. i Acres, inclosed within ti park - paling; will be sold separately, at the option of the Purchaser Port s, nod is eminently distinguisked for its peculiar ad, Vantages in point of situation, and commands extensive and picturesque 'Views of the Isle of Wight, Soutnampton Wa ter, the River Itchin, and the surrounding rich and beauti ful Country, watch is highly varie.i, and luxuriantly adorn ed. The neighbourhood is very reSpectable, and tae toads extremely good. • To be viewed by 'tickets only, which, with printed -parti culars May be had of Messrs- tiecknell and •Speddiog, No. 3z, Lincioln's-lim-tields, where plans of House anti list4tre m iy he seen. Parneultrs may also be c,ad of Mr. Hooker, Upholsterer, Southampton. . RomATic sPul!r VINEGAR, (The Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and broiNtit by his successive linprovetnents to the iligne4t per fcctioii) conti nues to ,e prepared and sold by 11 0 AIAS uidWlt. lAhl ki t. N k Y, Chemists, 111 , n , c1tvster r1:1HIS ogreeable PERFUMED LIQUOR is composed or highly concentran:d Vinegar, I •Incli t.vith the in ,, st pleasant Aromatics and eni,.act Afar:felines. Its rilKw a 0.. our renders it extremely i,rateinl and aalu tar) in I-Itad Acbs, Fatatings, rind in all places of ptiolic re tort, as [Theatres, Courts of I itstice, dee 35 II COUrlteritaa the bid etieds of healed and foul It is also the best Antidote against the intedion of all Contagious i)seases As there are many spurious mil interior imnations,, under the same and similar names, sonic or which ar: !al laci.Jusly - represented as unprove:nents, the am,etinesied to cite. serve, that the names of TIIi).4AS and WILLIAM - 11 EN 14 V, Mary nester. are engraved on cacti Sta. p, and moulded in the glass of each - untie. ,ROMATIC SI'IRt 1' of VINEGAR. ~rice as. gi (stalnp wander:o is sold wholesaie anit by BAYLEY and BLEW; Cockspur-street, the only Agents in London authorised by' the Proprietor; . where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Cinystal, - Set AIso,,I4F.NRY's CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at 23. 6,1 awl larger glass stoppers, at 45. each, their names :icing on the stamps. fo t TAY Link, surge,,n - No. q, New Bridge-street, Loi:don. SIR, -Edinburgh, May z, ISO O . O'N the Spline - of 170 I was afflieted wiai a venereal Complaint,. which I treated with indiffer ence for five months; but was ,then obliged to apply to a ' reAular P.hysinian, who put a temporary stop to the vrtu lence of the Disease (by mercurial app; t ieatrons) far sums time; bet growing, in spite_ of All inedietne anti the advi.e. ot the first G,entiefnen.of the Faculty here, worse and' being an entire leper,' worse fdrtwo years, I was reduced to •a state 411110 St • un- Tin dagger of om twenty tc a r 7id r3 . :i l l u e l e e r d ate a d ia 'ho be m Y°lll,l(l ;‘? v head, throat, mouth, nbecoseu,intenggs,uwanAs;;&.icn.. short,have be i n la a v f e te h ri : la l te r i thirty e a ting ulcers on my body, and nearly tot 4 ii y _ d e . prive c • qe fts nit. -It would be. volitininous to particula • tele all my ease---•sullice it to say. there never was, or ever w ill be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature. I was long looked upon by my frieridsnand imagined myself,- beyond all hopes of,recovery ; and, in deed, i n my then condition, death was Keferable•to my more than miserable state. In' this dreadful situation did I drag a moan miserable existen'e, till 'Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. ot Plymouth—my triervis read it 1. could not.-1 sent and procured some of your LEAkE's PATENT PILLS, which, by using trona time to tinie, am now, and have long been, (after more than, four ye.irs indescribable distress), in as gold state of li.!alth as ever 1 enjoyed ; .aS proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy chi4d, burn to me a few monthS ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request you to . publish this; and you may ,at ally time refer persons who wish to be satisfied bf the truth of this, or further parte. cuiars*, to me or My friends, by letter or person. AS few cases for badness w ill ever equal mine, 'and none exceed it, I have trout experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEA K E's .1'11.1.S they will find a sure, speedy, sate, anti radical cure, ttr that rhos: dread ful szage of the. enereal Disease,. hich is tailed CON. SIRMLL Loss. THOMPSON. * Insurmountable family reasons prevent Making my name and address 'public ; but - creditable persons really wanting information play also be referred to .me 'and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-ardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member ot the Royal College,.of Surgeons in London, at his house, No, a New Bridge-stieet, Where tie will give Advi . eo yhthotit a fee, to person s talc: irig these and will ans*er patients letterS, if post. paid, on the same terms, obServing in all cases the most .inviolable secrecy,' no person's name or case having horn mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the I ro prietor, during the course ot more,than thirty-six yeas, that he teas had the condu&iug of an extensive sate ot the • above Medicine, and the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Ap'pointment, for the conve. nience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas gow, to whom also Mr. -T. refers for his address; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; M r , Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Kr. DIE,. borough's, No. 7, fisn-street-tilli, nearly opposite th e m,,. nument; isooksellil, No. r, Ilnion-row, Little Tower-hill; Bull, Dante -street, 'Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in k; reat-13ritain and Ireland, in boxes of only as. ga. each, sealed un w i t h full and plain' directions. whereby pers ms or e i ther Sex may core themselves with ease and secrecy, , N IS. Every riot sold in e.reat lintain is serried' up st'ith a Stamp, err which, by favour ot the Commis sioners, is printed, at the Starnp-Office—'a T. Taylor, )sit h, New linth:e.strect," to atnitate which is felony, mid all'others are counteifents. DI XOI , PS CELEIMA'rED ANTI . BILIOUS Pi I.L.S. 1 . "...H ESE PILLS liave o! - )trtitiect a . juit tjele 4. bitty in toe priva , e practice of the Proprietor, Mr.. DIXON, Apothecary ; and Lunn their great, success in many o b st i nate pia t ons Disorders,- oir nll nou, V.TIGItItS 0: Ms., tinction and Others, particularly the late Duke of 14edleird, Sir George ‘Varreir, Sir Gre t ory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Siy and Sele. the Viscoindess &c. &c. he was, persuaded to otter their* tothe Public, under the ap probation and sandion of their names. The folio‘ving is a Phi it ór their IF. fricacy - : • " " Deal Castle., i lavcrtordwesi, south Wales,' Feb. 24, tSc3. " Captain Lloyd presents hiscompiiinents to Mr. Dixon although not personalty' acquainted with lihn, would take it as a falrOtir it ne Saud hint I,wr or live boxes of his . Pills as.soon as he possibly can. IN, rs. Lloyd, wit!, ha s a t_ way s us ed the Medicine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ;• for .the great service they have been to Mrs. 1..10yd, , as well as to Colonel :13ishop and all his Capt:tin Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend ,the Pi.ls wherever lic goes ; he really thinks it Mr. Dixon would apponit some p.:rsons as Venders in this County, it would be to COMintlnity."- . The Pills ate .tOunit to he an iiicomparal .. ite -rernedy for re storing tne tone of ttie stomach, for curing indigestion, tor pre v enting crudities, and elleir con;;Tquerit thsagreeable erne 'tattoos and tiatulencies. They prevent habitual and tentp6-. rare CostiVencss, sick Head.aciis, and Heart-burn, which is e'ccasioned by pregnancy, Sint a debilitated.;itornach,whethei • ansing trout the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate (tier, or ciiin , :iog to excess. Sold Wholesale aod retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4', Cheap side,:orntl,rof Paternoster row, London ,• Baxter, Edinburgh, and Smith, Baxter, and M`Donald, Glasgow ; Trewhian, Eoreter ; Belani; Portsmouth ; Peck, Britt ; Granville anvt iloxland, Plymouth; and retail by must Country Medicine Venders, in BoXes at 2s. 9d. and 6i..eacii. A c[tAtt:fNcE. 7 jiESSRS.CURRIE mlO Ca. Sargenns, late in Ni :jesty's service, ch;:lioge the whole wor ld t o piuve a.single instance where their medicine and rn:rtlio:l of cure_ nave railed of the desired eflett. The practice of imuly years in this particular branch or their profession, has not ,given rise to one unsuccessful rase. They continue to dirett their studias to the treatment and cure ot venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys temr which is the consequence pf the pernicious:and wasteful rtrects of a habit long sod most - unhappily pursued by the ' youths of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the Unfailing source Ut barrenness ; the other have its ravages fa tally developed `to them by, adisrressing state of debility, whii.h, if 11.4 -timely retries: Led, terminates in impotence. These Are its remote and ulliolete elfecis, win le consump tions. loss'of muscular power, and 1, 7 4 t i4mS votts complaints, usually chara , :,ttiise the earlier srage4of this solitary vice. Of persons langui'shing un- er the disorders inealait to such a habit, their treatment is . simpte, arid has never prove:l unsuc cessful in the cbur,e of a long, fal;orious, and !midi ektended practice,. In the tnnst obstinate and complic..tedLasas of ye •nereal infediod, such as • onstru sltHis in the uletbra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, &Vets, as also , • STRICTURES, - Wltethei';reccnt. or of lorig duration, and which have haf fle:l rite spilt 'of other Prattitioners, are by their present im proved plan of treatment, clieetually and permanently cured, without the Patient sutfering 'the excruciating pall and alarming lionOrrhage which treqtiently follows,the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive' practice in this Metrwolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under theif care, the total eradication of which are etfutted by a sate, certain, and expo. ditious mode of prv•:iice, superior to any other yet adopved. The weakness, pel.!ttation, and debility proceeding from this complaint 'is speedily ternoVed, "and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. lint where the debility has for yeats existed, a, proper perseverarice in their 'restorative re medies, anetthe Stridurc has bocci de,troYe,l, -- iS indispensa bly rN,tatsite..to revive the slumbering sparks °Hite and to reani te rite con,ttaution. Messrs: Come and Cu. may be cotisulted - 'by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their hoOse, No. :07, lfatttnt saden. - Patients in the C oun try are re t tnestcd to state the partiett ,_ 'ars of tneir case, age, , and gitne;.ll habit of living, &c. inclf.ming a I .. .iiiirtance for aovice when the same will he given or sent to in p.at of Inc kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the liostagc•ut le.tt;:rs may a.tde4 to to account lor Ortdicines. 9112 iUnr:) 107, liotton gergiette [PRICE STXPENCE 11ALT'Pt141kVto SIEGE OF GERONA,. We have received a volurninons joU'rnal Cl~ tote siege of Gerona, a city in Catalonia,' which is ;mitt oth to emulate, at the same time, the former reptt, tation of this prbvinCe, and the more recent glory attained by Saragossa. We have iootn only' lot a few abridged extracts from this noVe diary JUNE 25.—The bombardment has lasted eleven days, without any intermission, day or night.--- , About eight bombs - are discharged every quarter of an hour. Some houses have received from 20 to 26 ; and some convents more than g 6. On the i 7th, the Tower 6r Saint Lewis was attacked ; and after the enemy had been twice driVen away, was de, stroyed. This enabled the enemy to attack and take' the Tower of Saint 4arciio, and afterwards that of Saint Daniel ; the draw-bridge being destroyed, and the garrison having made its retreat in good' order. ;• SONE Proclamation was this day publish , ed, 'declaring the, determination of the•principal eiti tens to, 1:teliold with indifference the deltructiOn of_ their houses and effe.ots ; relying upon - the justice of the nation, which would 1.1,,t fad to grant them the same distinction and privile2es whirtn were given to 'Saragossa"; Whose example Gerona "would emulate. The ladies of the-city, -at toe &tine time, are ileclar- • ed to,haVe merited the'rewards due to patrotis,it.-- Their services on the ltilt are especially praised ; when they appeared on the Works, carrying onion and provi,ions io' those : who Were attottity JUNE r l B. —The 'bombardment, which...l'os ne;.nr ceased, has been Succeedcrd by red-hot hAls, which are tired-in - so great atrundaff,::e"tion M. ijuieh, that many t . :111 into the city. As tilt: erfot o t my are piinOipally.dtret3ed agaiti:;t_ this c?.--) ••. principal 1 - nean of deters c' are ap i )led . : 0 t h. s sp ,t. \\ , e ,hail not fail 'to wake the co my teH th:,! szide riorvg of uur ar illery, t hat he is ex...;:tuiti) strength upon a lock which bids ,defianc , f to his ef forts. On, the vb!h, -.).61.1), and ilrh, Abe- hoollgtrdd. m;-titw:s trop) tee Towet St. DaJiel. `l h' );'as wid . 9l - os di'stiotli,in to many o the company G crusade, and . rewards to, several officers, I name oY Perdinaod VII. 0,1 the Q.tith, G..aterar Fahre sent a sumtnons to the Governor ot the CtFitle of Megninenia to surrender, in which the Galen! in- • timaied that the General in Chief had ordered he icy artillery, Miners, 84c. to he sent against the'Caslis. , , which he had implored him not to do. .The Con)- 1 mandatat' of the Castle sent the foilowing answer': gi I have read your summons, arid am sorry for the . request you made to your General. Ihe of t you to - use your influence with bum to entrust you ;• with his heavy - artillery, miners, and Saipers, that you May experience what a brave garrisos and in habitants can effect, who know ohlvto conquer or die.'' • JULY t .---The Governor thade known dispatchos receivekl from di* Marquis of Conpignv i Governor. Ot.ueral of Catalonia, promising, in the name of the that all builtliugs destroye4, should be re built at the public expence.•• Juf.N . Q.—The enetily, though 6 long in poseg sion of the towers', cannot avail himself of .;nose post, tiops, „owing to the fire af.llonjuich. , JULY. 3.—The following documents have been published : " From the Camp before Gerona, July x, 'Seg. GOVERNOR-7—f have the honour to inform vcn, that I am authorised by his Excellency Count St. Cyr, General in Chief of the. French army, to make suitable proposals.to you, under tire ptesent circum stances.. _ . " I invite you to send me one of your Officer 4, who enjoys your confidence, that he may•confer with me in the advanced posts, where he left the prisoner who carries this letter. To avoid false interpretations, you may, associate with him a Member of the Junta, and one of the , superior Clergy. " I have the . honour to be, &c. " KIRGENER, Baron de Planta.", ANSWER. " MOST .EXCELLgNT have nothing to treat 'about with -our Excellency ; lam more. than Sufficiently acquainted with your intentions, and for the future, your Excellency will understand, that I shall not admit or respet any flag of truce or trumpeter." JULY 4.—They who are IYhatOuiinte..l with' file inhabitant's of both sexes of this city, co ntd it t credit - the composure and tranquility whicix the remble bombardment is endured, • 13,"it hre assured that succoUr will milt& lit a.pror which will inflL:t vengeance .on the enemy 4.,r tie rash attempt ; and this is sufficient to ev r one to attend to his, own denies, without indnloinil in a vain curiosity concerning' the projtcts of t!n! Chiefs, resolved that the obstmacy of an inhom race shall not weary out the constancy and :fidelity of OerOna. ,JULY 5.-4 formidable battery of )7 pieces. of cannon had been raised, within half a muviiiet shOt of the Castle of I Monjuich ; and another hitter), of grenades and red-hot balls, besides two c) her :iris. teries of eight guns. These are constantly ernp}6y. ed against Monjuich, which is answered with utmost valour •by' our brilliant artillery. Tie Gn vernor of Monjuieh sends -intelligence, that th,ugh 50 men have been employed to clear away the tutus of .one of the bastions, they increase very fast: The Governor of the fortress, in considerni on .of the great valour displayed by the females of Gerona, and in order to,organfze their exertions, hitS toted a femal,e company, which is to co-open r: in - the defence of the place. The following are sn . ine of the instruaions published on the OCCaVoti I. The company of Geronese women shall he called the Coi - npany of Saint Barbara. I). 3. It shall consist of 200 members, with 1 1 -Ar Comniaraclers, s heads ,o; -- squadrons .and t serjeaot,, 7 11 1%